Collection as a buffered aspect

Hello:

    I'm using a bufferedModel as the model for a presenter.
    One of it's subPresenters is aListPresenter which model is aListModel on
aCollection contained by the model of the top presenter.
    But i dont know how, and if it is possible, to buffer that aspect of the
model.
    Can aCollection be contained by aValueAspectAdaptor or something
similar?

    Thanks in advance.

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Esteban.

Esteban,

>     I'm using a bufferedModel as the model for a presenter.
>     One of it's subPresenters is aListPresenter which model is aListModel on
> aCollection contained by the model of the top presenter.
>     But i dont know how, and if it is possible, to buffer that aspect of the
> model.
>     Can aCollection be contained by aValueAspectAdaptor or something
> similar?

I will be interested to read "how to" responses to your post, but
similar circumstances prompted me to create a NonBufferedDialog class.
I have found it simpler to copy and apply myself, knowing which models
apply to which presenter, than to get the buffered models to do what I want.

Note: I use Dialog (complete with buffered models) in many situations.

Have a good one,

Bill

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> I have found it simpler to copy and apply myself, knowing which models
> apply to which presenter, than to get the buffered models to do what I
> want.

Well... i'm using a mix right now.
Applying (setting) the collection mannualy in the #apply method, and then
calling the super implementation of #apply to let the bufferedpresenter do
the rest.

> Note: I use Dialog (complete with buffered models) in many situations.

As said before, i'm using a mix, because i also have a class of presenter
which is buffered but is not subclass of dialog, and to use its instances as
subPresenters of a Dialog presenters it must apply changes to it's
subPresenters to.

Best regards.

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Esteban.